ProX Racing Parts, a global manufacturer and supplier of replacement parts and products for personal watercraft, Jetskis, dirt bikes, ATVs, snowmobiles and karts, has reached an agreement to support the 2018 International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) Blowsion World Finals at Lake Havasu, Ariz., Oct. 1-7. The IJSBA is the worldwide sanctioning body for personal watercraft competitive racing. The 2018 Blowsion World Finals will take place in Lake Havasu City at Crazy Horse Campgrounds and Resort. A custom stadium environment is purpose built on the shoreline of the park to create a unique up-close and personal watercraft experience. ProX will serve as a Vendor Sponsor at the annual event where product specialists will be on site to offer technical expertise while supporting racers and discussing products with fans and competitors, alike.The IJSBA World Finals is the world’s premier event for all things personal watercraft. Now in its 37th consecutive year of operation, the IJSBA World Finals continues to be the unrivaled showcase of the human spirit in forms of engineering, athletic achievement, camaraderie, and sportsmanship.ProX offers OEM-quality replacement pistons and connecting rods for many of the popular personal watercraft applications. ProX has a rich history in personal watercraft competition in Europe and currently sponsors Luc Hermsen, who races the European P1 Jetcross series. “ProX Racing Parts is proud to be involved with IJSBA, promoting watercraft racing, fun, and safety,” explained ProX Director of Powersports Scott Highland. “The Association has a long history of promoting the sport of personal watercraft racing and we appreciate their efforts. ProX has been involved in personal watercraft engine parts development for many years, and support racers from that discipline across the globe. We are excited to support all the participants, racers and team members at an event as prestigious as the IJSBA World Finals. ProX is proud to support this world-class championship event.”The World Finals is centered around Closed Course Racing, Slalom Racing and Freestyle Competition. Closed Course Racing has a starting line of personal watercraft dashing towards a first turn buoy and then navigating several laps through a buoy course. Slalom Racing is a timed event where riders maneuver around a buoy course in hopes of having the fastest time in their division.Freestyle has individual athletes demonstrating tricks and stunts during a one or two-minute routine for a judge’s score. Professionals, Amateurs, Juniors, and Women’s divisions will bring hundreds of athletes from more than 50 nations to compete for the title of World Champion. Only the Olympic Games have more individual nations represented at a single venue.